StartUp Health’s funding report shows that, the total raised this year for digital health funding was $6.5 billion. In Q2 2017, there was a total of $3.8 billion invested. This quarter's record size is, in part, due to two deals. $914 million was raised for Grail, an early cancer detection startup. $600 million was raised for Outcome Health, a maker of waiting room screens and tablets for patient education and pharmaceutical marketing. This year, Big Data and Analytics was the area where the most total funding was raised at $1.2 billion, but most of that total is accounted for by Grail. Education and Training had the largest average deal size, at $156 million, and Patient/Consumer experience had the most deals, with 56 tracked by StartUp Health.